One novel by this author sees the title figure loved by Octave de Malivert, who eventually dies fighting in Greece. In addition to Armance, this author wrote a work which sees a figure pick up the uniform of a dead French hussar and fight at Waterloo before being loved by Gina and loving Clélia. In addition to that novel about Fabrizio, this author also wrote a novel about a figure whose engagement to Mathilde de la Mole is broken by the revelation of a previous affair with Madame de Renal, whom he later shoots; that figure is Julian Sorel. For
One novel by this author sees the title figure loved by Octave de Malivert, who eventually dies fighting in Greece. In addition to Armance, this author wrote a work which sees a figure pick up the uniform of a dead French hussar and fight at Waterloo before being loved by Gina and loving Clélia. In addition to that novel about Fabrizio, this author also wrote a novel about a figure whose engagement to Mathilde de la Mole is broken by the revelation of a previous affair with Madame de Renal, whom he later shoots; that figure is Julian Sorel. For 10 points, name this author of The Charterhouse of Parma and The Red and the Black.
One novel by this author sees the title figure loved by Octave de Malivert, who eventually dies fighting in Greece.
{Stendhal} [or {Marie}-{Henri Beyle}]